Oklahoma cowboy wins big at Gladewater rodeo
Larry Ferguson of Miami Oklahoma earned 1166.20 after top times in calf roping and steer wrestling at the 39th Gladewater Round-up Rodeo. His brother Tom, last year’s All-Around champ, assisted with the payout as Larry left with the large prize while most contestants won little.
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Larry Ferguson
Miami
Okla
Gladewater
Ferguson
Tom Ferguson
Tom
Final results from Gladewater Round-up Rodeo honor Ferguson
Larry Ferguson of Miami Oklahoma won 1166.20 in Calf Roping and Steer Wrestling. He shared fourth in calf roping first go-round with Billy Doenz earning 68.60, took second in second calf roping go-round 411.60 and second in average on two calves 411.60. He split fourth in steer wrestling first go-round with Roy Duvall 54.88 and finished third in average on two head 219.52 after a rough first go-round. The Silver Spurs award went to announcer Chuck Parkinson on his 25th consecutive Gladewater appearance, presented by Round-up President Jack Phillips who called the rodeo a success. Parkinson of North Hollywood California is a top rodeo announcer and former contestant with deep knowledge of the sport.
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Hi Ferguson
Billy Doenz
Roy Duvall
Chuck Parkinson
Gladewater
Parkinson
Jack Phillips
Phillips
Tommy Puryear
Billy Hale
Johnny Hampton
Jim Beyer
Jim Painter
Larry Dawson
Tom Combs
Larry Ferguson
Jim Middleton
Kyle Ditto
Larry Cohorn
Ernie Taylor
Sandy Kirby
Rusty Riddle
Richard Andrews
Pete Gay
Lyle Sankey
J. Walter
Saddle Bronc
Monty Henson
Don Tescher
C Bonnie
Bobby Brown
Rick Wharton
Butch Kirby
Charlie Underwood
Phil Lyne
Wacey Cathey
Mike Kenneson
Travis Hudson
Barney Brehmer
Cathy Dennison
Connie Combs
Deb Mahon
Dottie Thompson
Marion Gramith
Paula Gripp
Janice Saunders
Martha Josey
Shanna Bush
Ray Williams
Janet Russell
Mica Loftus
Mike Carroll
Jimmy Buchanan
Mike Cox
Bill Varnado
Ray Nugent
Bill Minick
Mark Baker
Kim Gripp
Roy Cooper
Jerry Lloyd
Bubba Mahon
Pat Hoover
Russell Lloyd
Gladewater School Board President resigns after 12 years
After a three hour meeting, Gladewater School Board President John Shipp announced he will resign in April after twelve years as a member. He said the decision ends his three terms as president and was not due to conflict with the board or administration, citing an overloaded schedule.
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Gladewater
John Shipp
Shipp
Gladewater Hospital Board Sees Resignations and New Hires
At a June meeting two agenda items were listed for Gladewater Municipal Hospital. The board discussed the year end audit for March 31, 1976 and a cancer insurance policy for employees paid by the employee through payroll deductions. Resignations from Scotty Barber and Terry Hopkins were approved. Hopkins plans to apply to highway patrol school. Barber will leave for a job with Exxon. Dwaine Benedict and John Boston were hired to replace them. New teaching positions were filled at Gay Avenue Elementary and Broadway.
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Gladewater Municipal
Scotty Barber
Terry Hopkins
Hopkins
Highway Patrol
Barber
Exxon
Dwaine Benedict
Mineola High School
Benedict
East Texas State University
Dallas
Bishop Dunn High School
John Boston
Wills Point
Boston
Corpus Christi Moody
Edgewood
Gladewater Considers Fire Protection Changes Special Session
City Council in a special session to review City Manager Tony Williams's fire protection proposals for unincorporated Upshur Gregg and Smith County areas near Gladewater. Williams cites $100,000 annual cost with Upshur County offering only up to $50 monthly, and discusses potential policy alternatives and possible termination of rural services.
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Tony N. Williams
Upshur County
Williams
Gregg County
Upshur
Gregg
Smith Counties
Gladewater
Gladewater Clarksville City sign water sewer contract
City Manager Tony Williams announces a new water and sewage services contract between Gladewater and Clarksville City. Clarksville will pay 95 cents per thousand gallons for treated water and 65 cents for sewage disposal, a 325 percent rise from the prior rates. The deal awaits ratification by both city councils.
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Tony Williams
Gladewater
Clarksville City
Williams
Clarksville
One year old David Fenton Moves From ICU to Room 225
David Fenton son of Mr and Mrs Richard Fenton has moved from intensive care at Good Shepherd Hospital to room 225 after major surgery. He is now in extremely critical condition but has shown good recovery progress as doctors report. Friends are encouraged by the improvement.
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David Fenton
Richard Fenton
Good Shepherd Hospital
Mary Ella Blackburn
Gladewater
Presbyterian Hospital of
Longview Man Loses Leg After Lake Gladewater Boat Accident
Doug Honea, 19, was struck by a propeller aboard a ski boat on Lake Gladewater near the west shore shortly after 2 pm. He lost his right leg above the knee and remained in fair condition at a Tyler hospital after surgery. David Pace, 19, suffered a cut and bruise and was treated and released.
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Longview
Lake Gladewater
Doug Honea
Tyler
Honea
David Pace
Gladewater Municipal Hospital
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Gladewater Round-Up Association
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Quentin Abernathy
Gary McKinley
FFA
Garry Boyd
Union Grove
Carl Jackson
David
Union Grove High School
Gary
Gladewater High School
Face Hospital Board
Athens
ETSU
Broadway
Gay Avenue
Carolyn Fenton
Beverly Tallent
Martha Willett
Jimmy Brown
Carolyn Watson
Gladewater Memorial Park
Water & Sewer Department
Gladette
Mel Freeland
Stars, Inc
Madrid
Spain
Mel
J . Atkinson
University of Texas At Austin
New York City
Ron Bost
Texas Eastern University
TEU
Berta Bost
Big Sandy High School
Ah-No
Maurice Hightower
Jacek Murphy
Lions’ Club
Murphy
Tyler Hospital